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Daisy Vu is an extraordinary CU Boulder student! She is an IAFS Major, is minoring in Anthropology, History and Business, and is completing the Certificate in Peace, Conflict, and Security (PACS). She also has been awarded the Global Grants

The Latin American and Latinx Studies Center invites you to the "Ceremonia del Grito de Independencia" (Annual Mexican Independence Day Ceremony). 

Learn from IAFS and WGST Assoc. Prof. Robert Wyrod during his presentation titled “Global China and International Development: Perspectives from Sub-Saharan Africa” at the United Nations Association of Boulder County (UNA-BC) 

Nancy Covey (International Affairs & Political Science, 2002) has been a valuable member of the IAFS Advisory Board since February 2023 and prior to that served as a mentor to IAFS students through the IAFS Mentorship Program. We interviewed

PACS is excited to host two Boulder Peace Week events on campus on September 26th, co-sponsored by Boulder Rotary Club and CU Boulder's International Affairs Program (IAFS). 

Join IAFS alumni and friends on Saturday, September 21st at the Koenig Alumni Center for the Second AnnualIAFS Homecoming Reunion Tailgate!Registration is free but it is limited! If you haven’t already registered for this fun, family friendly

Travel with purpose with G IVE and make a lasting impact on yourself and the world. They are holding information sessions THIS Thursday, September 5th in the Rec Center - Lobby Meeting Room at 10:15, 11:00, 11:45, 12:30, 1:

The International Affairs Program is putting on a Fall Open House for potential and current IAFS students, IAFS-related faculty, and anyone else with a general interest in getting to know what IAFS has to offer! This is

Congratulations to International Affairs Alumni Tanya Mares Kelly-Bowry (IAFS '93) and Paul Beddie (IAFS '89) who received Alumni Awards from the CU Boulder Alumni Association! Join us in celebrating Tanya, Paul, and other CU Alumni during the

The Arts and Sciences Support of Education Through Technology (ASSETT) is hiring three undergraduate Educational Technology Research Assistants (ETRA.) This is a project-based role where undergraduate students work on researching emergent